PILOT INFORMATION
Robert
Age: 29 Years
Syracuse, New York 13037
AIRCRAFT EXPERIENCE
| Aircraft Type | |
|---|---|
| Total Flight Time: | 1200 Hours |
| Total PIC Time: | 1115 Hours |
| Total SIC Time: | 16 Hours |
| Total Single Engine Time: | 913 Hours |
| Total Multi Engine Time: | 302 Hours |
| Total Turbine Time: | 46 Hours |
| King Air 300/350 | |
|---|---|
| Total Time: | 46 |
| Total PIC Time: | 0 |
| Type Rated: | Yes |
| Date of Last Flight: | June 25, 2023 |
| Piper Twin Piston | |
|---|---|
| Total Time: | 385 |
| Total PIC Time: | 385 |
| Type Rated: | No |
| Date of Last Flight: | February 17, 2023 |
| Cessna Single Piston | |
|---|---|
| Total Time: | 265 |
| Total PIC Time: | 201 |
| Type Rated: | No |
| Date of Last Flight: | February 15, 2023 |
| Piper Single Piston | |
|---|---|
| Total Time: | 203 |
| Total PIC Time: | 200 |
| Type Rated: | No |
| Date of Last Flight: | February 15, 2023 |
| Cirrus SR 20 / 22 | |
|---|---|
| Total Time: | 226 |
| Total PIC Time: | 226 |
| Type Rated: | No |
| Date of Last Flight: | February 10, 2023 |
| Other Flight Experience | |
|---|---|
| Total Simulated Instrument Time: | 70 Hours |
| Total Actual Instrument Time: | 40 Hours |
| Total Takeoffs and Landings: | 625 |
| Total Cross Country Time: | 352 Hours |
| Total Dual Given Time: | 810 Hours |
| Total Dual Received Time: | 235 Hours |
| Total Night Cross Country Time: | 38 Hours |
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY
| Job Title: | OCONUS BE-300 pilot |
| Aircraft Flown: | BE-300/MC-12 |
| Job Description: | Operate the king air/MC-12 platform safely and maintain aircraft positioning in order to provide Imagery and signals intelligence to the customer. |
| Job Title: | Flight Instructor |
| Aircraft Flown: | PA-44/ PA-28/ SR-20 |
| Job Description: | Train cadets up to and exceeding FAA and TCO standards. Comply with safety regulations per the operations and safety manual. |
| Job Title: | Sensor Operator MQ-9 |
| Aircraft Flown: | N/A |
| Job Description: | Perform duties as a mission crew member on unmanned aerospace systems. Employ airborne sensors in manual or computer-assisted modes to actively or passively complete their missions. Acquire, track and monitor airborne, maritime and ground objects. Assist UAS pilots through all phases of employment to include mission planning, flight operations, and debriefings. Continually monitor aircraft and weapons systems status to ensure lethal and non-lethal application of airpower. |
EDUCATIONAL HISTORY
| Major: | PPL through CFII/MEI |
| Degree Type: | FAA certificate |
| Completed: | Yes |
| Major: | Criminology |
| Degree Type: | Bachelor Degree |
| Completed: | Yes |